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WHOLE NO. Hiss.
TELEaRApHIC BRgyITiEs.


The entry Of Chinese into Costa Rita has
been prohibited.
Dion Boucicanlt's DAUGHTER was hissed
from the stage in Boston Saturday night
Russia has rejected the proposal to es-
tablish diplomatic relations with the Vat
lean.
Charles A. Maubury, the actor. has sued
for sn absolute divorce from his wife tRee
Cliefden).
The National Consumers Meat Com
pany propose to monopolize the meat sup
ply OF New York city.
Newfoundland fishermen are preparing
to remove to British Columbia. They have
been living in great distress.
Colonel ]. Fl. Rion, who recently died at
Winnsboro, S. c., claimed to have been
the grandson of Louis MIL of France.
The Indiana Republicans are claiming
irregularities in the certificate given Judge
Turpie, as United States Senator-elect, by
Governor Gray.
Large numbers of trout are making their
way up Los Gatos creek during the present
high water. Many persons, who either
forget or ignore the fish and game law, are
fishing the stream.
The Merchants National Bank did not
open Saturday morning, at Deadwocd, d.
T. The branches at Central City, Sturgis
and Suidance are also closed, but the Spear
fish branch remains open.-
The editor of the Berlin LGgblot has been
sentenced to long term of imprisonment
for printing the story that the Car had
shot Herr Villaume, military attache OF
the Legation at St. Petersburg
Just before dark Sunday evening
schooner, IS feet in length, name unknown,
was struck by awhirlwind on the st. Johns
river, Fla, was lifted almost wholly ont of
the water, twisted half way round aud sud
denly capsized. Every one on board was
drowned. Five men and several women
and children were among the lost.
The Los Angeles Orange Union will COM,
mence its regular shipments OF oranges ia
train lots about March 1st, or as soon as
the fruit is dry enough to handle with any
assurance of reaching its destination in
prime condition. 1t is estimated that there
are over 5000 fruit-cars on the sidetracks of
the Southern Pacific and California South
ern lines waiting to be loaded.
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TIE EASTERN QUESTION.
Renewal of the Imbroglio Over Afghan
II


New York, February 21st.-The Star S
London cable of the Goth says: Dispatches
from India tonight state that Russian
agents are organizing another rising of the
GhilZai tribes against England's ally, the
Ameer of Afghanistan. The Ghilzai chiefs
have received large supplies of Russian
arms, ammunition and treasure, and are
acting under the direction of Russian Off
GERS. The enormous concentration of Rus
sian troops and war material at Merv,
Samarcand and strategic points for threat
ening Herat, indicate an early Russian ad-
vance in the direction of Herat and give
color to the reported subsidizing of the
Ghilzais by the Russians
1t has leaked out that the Indian Gov
ernment has warned the home Cabinet that
the Amecr will shortly require effective
support. and has asked for sanction to push
forward troops to Candahar for that pur-
pose. The application is under consider
alton, and in the meantime the Indian
authorities are taking matters into their
own hands, as usual, and making the
necessary disposition of troops and stores
in anticipation of orders for an advance.
This the Liberal members of the Com
mons will bring to the notice of Parlia-
ment, proving that Salisbary's policy has
quite recently brought the country within
measurable distance of war with Russia,
and that the relations between the coun-
tries are dangerously strained.
Dispatches from Constantinople state
that the Bulgarian negotiations are at a
standstill England is charged by Russia
with again stopping the way by encourag-
ing the Regency to a resistance that can
only end in forcing the Russian occupation
of Bulgaria
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Tailor-Made, garments for women.

The demand for tailor-made garments
for women grows day by day. The arts
peculiar enc, and requires more skill
than the tailoring for mems coats, vests
and trousers. The difference lies in the
necessity for closely fitting the eurving
figure of tightly-laced and hustle adorned
woman, in cutting whose garments there
IS no plain sailing above the waist such as
the simpler figure of man presents. The
shops in which the women are ordering
jackets, ulsters, waists, and saccues in
crease faster than the working t;,ilors are
able to learn the new trade. The dress
makers must besuffering. for many women
are now ordering whole suits made in the
tailor-shops.
The theory behind this new fashion is
that men display more taste than women
in devising new forms of drapery, new
combinations of goods and Colors and
STYLES of Ornamentation. Then, again,
cloth is decreed by fashion for all street
dresses this winter, and it has naturally
followed that the skirts shall be
made in the same place where the
jackets and waists are put together Women
are not entirely crowded out by this new
fashion, however. 1t is a mistake to sup
pose that women's tailors and men dress
makers measure their women customers as
lueN uC llle men " HO COlHc W AhedS-
ures are taken by women. and men do not
actually touch or handle their lady Gus
toners except in fitting them
after the suits are made. The mis-
taken notion that the men dressmakers
and womens tailors held the same
relationship to their customers that the
old-fashioned female dressmakers did to
women of old, hindered the development
of the new departure for long while.
But, as matter of fact, women measure the
lady customers in complete attire (in
the presence of the tailor. of course), and
women assist the customers on with the new
garments when they are to be fitted.
Women are not intrusted with the
making Of saques, jackets, ulsters or
waists, however, because these have to
be lined, scanned, and in all respects treated
exactly as mems coats and vests are,
and therein lies the mystery and knack
of a trade that is imposing tax of
from fifty to one hundred per cent. more
money per dress upon the well-to-do
women of the land than they used TO pay
before the new garments came in vogue.
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IN PARLIAAIE ENT.
Gladstone and Parneli Attack the Pro-
posed New Rules.

posed New Rules.
LONDON, February 21st.-In the House of
Commons this evening w. A Smith, As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury, in nov
ing the first of the procedure resolution,
appealed to the House to maintain the
dignity of Parliament and yindicate the
authority Of its own proceeding. The new
rules, he said, would make the authority of
the Speaker absolute.
Gladstone said the matter of procedure
reforms shorli not be treated as party
question. He doubted the wisdom of
placing the subject of procedure in the van
of all other business. He doubted,
Also whether the House would
get through with the procedure
rules without modifying the Speakers
recent ruling that no subject could
be discussed if there was notice on
paper of motion relating to the same
subject. Irish cheers.l 1t was idle
to expect to assist the progress of
business by means of merely penal
restriction. The proposal of the Govern
ment practically amounted to nothing.
Smith had failed to explain the delicate
and difficult function assigned TO the
Speaker under the first rule. Upon what
principle was the Speaker 10 proceed in
giving or withhold his consent to the clo
lure?
In reply to Parnell, the Speaker said that
members who spoke on the general charac-
ter of the rules would not be entitled after
wards TO move amendments.
t. P. O'Connor moved TO adjourn, and q
debate ensued as to how to discuss
the whole subject without the speakers
forfeiting the right to move an amend
ments. Upon the suggestion of Smith it
was agreed that speakers on the main ques-
ton should not be de5arred from propos-
ing amendments.
Parnell, resuming the debate, contended
that the new rules proposed would not IA
cilitate the transaction Of business, but
would produce irritation and evaporation,
and soon the Conservatives would bitterly
regret having introduced them
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GossIp About ,he sioggers.

CHICAGO, February 2ist-The Times says:
Parson" Davies received yesterday from
Jack knifton. the so-e4lled English eighty
one tonnar, the following message, dated
London. February 18th: - VIII sail when
you ike. Challenge Sullivan or Smith,
The Parson at once replied, Sail inlHse-
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LETTING THE CAT OUT OF THE CAGE
a young man who called on young wo-
man in Utica the other evening was sur
prised to hear from the hall staircase
while waiting for her to appear-''Sistsr.
have you caught the cat?" The little girl
replied IN have her in minute!' In
few moments the child appeared in the
parlor, and, sitting by the stove, laid the
cat on the rug. Pussy seemed to be con-
tented with its nest, for the parlor bad
been warmed in expectation of the coming
man. When the young lady appeared the
little sister bowed politely and went out of
the room. Once during the evening the
cat started TO the doorway, but its owner
hastily closed the door and sent it back by
the stove. The visi,ars curiosity could be
curbed no longer, and he inquired why she
was so anxious to keep the cat III the par
lor. No answer was given al first, but cl1e'
was insisted upon, when she said you
remember, nay dear. that at the Mission
two weeks ago one of the fithers said h 1t
no young woman should be alone when
she received 3 gentleman. did not want
any other person around when you called,
so have determined 10 avoid being alone
by having the cat always with meat least
as long as we remain single" The explan;-
ton was satisfactory. it is needless TO say
fiic1 Observer
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WATER As FooD-During their recent
fifty days fast in Paris. Succi and Mer-
lstli drank freely Of water, concerning the
effects of which opinion was divided. BY
important, though cruel test, II. Laborde
has proven that water is really of great
value in keeping of death by starvation
Without food and wafer a healthy dog,
originally weighing 81 pounds, died on the
twentieth dav, after having lost iGl pounds
in weight Another dog of the same kind.
age and weight was well and lively after
forty DAYS subsistence OIL water alone,
though it lost II! pounds in the time.
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IpOR SALE.

fEHAMA COUNTY,
lt on the line of the
Commanding the at
fine choice localities
kimate is mild, the
{the fruits in perfec-
ht the present low
Het, Sacramento. I'm
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DEVELOPED FoRcE.-" Force, says Pro-
fessor Pierce, seems to have spiritual
origin" It's actual nature science has not
determined. We recognize the existence of
force through the observed effects it pro-
duces. Force is the universal source of
change, always operating in connection
with matter, and ever persistent in main
tanning its integrity, so that the sum of its
efforts is constant. II is developed in yari-
Gus forms-as in attraction and repulsion-
in motion and its equivalents, heat light,
electricity and galvanism. 1t acts upon the
atom. molecule, particle, body aggregate,
world sun and systems. Developed as
heat from the sun. force lifts the waters to
the clouds whence, by the force of gravity
they descend to earth and flow as me
chanical power in their course back 10 the
sea. Also coming in the forces of heat and
light from the sun, force induces vegeta-
ton and builds up forests. These, in the
cycles of change. are prostrated and buried
for ages, but in their sepulcher embrace
their parent force, which, in the mean
time, transforms them into coal, from
whose combustion it rises PhHnix-like, in
all its integrity and pristine energy.
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A girl suffering from lockjaw was left
alone with a mouse by The shrewd pbysi-
clan, and she conuived to open her mcnth
enough to give q yell that made he crock
eFy in the chiaa cicset ra.le.
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FOREIGN.
TIE sEPTENNATE.
The Opponents of the Government Sue
cessful in Berlin.

cessfu1 in Berlin.
BERLIN, February 2lst-l0 p. M.-The
elections in this city have resulted unfayor-
ably for all the Government candidates.
In four out of six divisions second ballots
will be necessary, but in each of these di-
visions the anti-Septennaiec candidates have
ct present majority. In the First Division
kloiz, u new German Liberal, has 1882,
and Ieedlitz i<eukirch. Septennist zoos
i second ballot is necessary. In the Second
Division Kirchow. new German Liberal,
received IA ,439, and Wolf, Septennist
l6,10S. Another ballot is necessary. In
the Third Division Manckle, new German
Liberal. received 10000. and. Christensen,
Socialist. 90,S00. There will be another
ballot. In the Fourth Division it is re-
ported that the Socialist Singer, is elected.
but official returns from that division have
not yet been received. In the Fifth Dis
tri,t Faum bach, rev German Liberal has
10076. and Major Blume, Septennist,
1000. In the Sixth Division Haseneck
lever. Socialist, is elected by large major
ity over Grelling. new German Liberal, and
Holfz, Septennist.
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WASHINGTON, February 21st-The Presi-
dent will probably appoint the Interstate
Commerce Commissioners this week.
Among the names before him from the
Pacific coast are ex-Justice of the Supreme
Court S. b. Mckee, John 7. Swift, Hugh
McJunkin and George C. GoIham. There
is a strong pressure tor Gorham, who is
backed principally by New York stock
brokers
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Couri,l COUCH! Cough.-Cured.

Cough! Cough! Cough!-Cured.
rs Antoine ST., Detroit, Mich.
During the past winter have suffered
from very bad cough. 1t was nothing
but cough, cough from early morning till
night. was at last advised to try the
after two bottles an entirely relieved.
A f RANSOM,
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PHoToGRAPHING RARE MANUscRIPTs-
Some OF the State libraries of the Old
World have instituted an important move
ment, namely, the photographing of rare
manuscripts OF which there are only one or
two copies in existence In the Biblio-
theque Rationale there has been deposited
Photographic copy of a manuscript of
Sophocles. This manuscript, which for
rIerly belonged TO France, was found a
few years ago in the Vatican Library. Per-
mission was accorded to make photo
graphic copy of it, for it is the rarest and
most accurate of Sopbocles' tragedies. The
British Museum has for number of years
been in the habit of not only accumuiating
Photographic copies Of every rare manu-
script, but of making photographs itself of
its rare and priceless literary treasures
Very often the sentimental tourist returns
home to astonish his friends with the state
rent that in the British Museum he laid
reyerent hands upon the "Codex siBaiti-
Gus" and touched the signature OF the
worlds greatest bard, the honey-tongued
Shakespeare when in reality they We're
only photographs Of the originals. Photo
graphy will confer great boon upon civil
lization by thus making it possible for the
libraries of The world To exchange copies vi
their manuscripts and rare books -imeri.
can Bookmaker.
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TEE "GALT GAZETTE
gveRyBooY WANTS ;Tl

-FH,>K "GAZETrse' Is ONE or THE BTsT
( TOMMY Papers Ia California, ayid tho best
sfyest.SiIs TiefiiaDi fpr Sacramento Merchants
ssll 6ashess Men to pstr..E.is-. Il IL rl1Slisned
in the hesrt 81 the riches; sesiIl-IzSiuci,t2
sections In the StSte, and e.-slis'e. ls-zrly IL
Sacramento, SaIi Ioaouili, ,in4dn.. n Dorado
sp,i CsIsgeFzs i*ae,ties- 20 soegss are trade of
these Eve eo5aties By ADVERTISING. 80 ts.rsr ur
chezpeT me1i'iLn tDso the 9AzErrg" can "a
:5Ind.
ss- The "GaZFlJg' y puh.isied everv
Saturday. MSACHAA / .aNPSsI.I, pEoc's.
Fist:
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TIE CHARLES A. voGELER Co. Baltimore, Nd.
nsy-AH persons USING ST. Jacobs Oil or Red
sIdr C0uG. Cure, ariR By sending dtco-cent stamp
nni q hisIOrN Of their case, rsceive ADVICE FEE.
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Nothinr Iike nd Tor Haci,inc Cough.

2725 Sacramento ST., San Francisco, Cal
In my several visits TO this coast, have
always been attacked with hacking
cough, but never found any relief like that
afforded me by the use of your RED Star
Cough Cure" 1 am now free from any
cough. CHARLES BROOKS, SR.
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M'coPPIN WOULD LIKE IT.

WASHINGTON, February 21st.-Informa-
ton has been received here that Frank
McCoppin is candid ite for appointment
as member of The Interstate Commerce
Commission. It is said that Lloyd Tevis is
hacking McC0ppir. Tevis is now in New
York, but is expected here This week.
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Colds and Sore Throat-Cured.
Philadelphia, Pa.
My family has been using during the Sc
we're weather of the past month, The Red
Star Cough Cure" and they have been
much benefited by the same.
JAMES n, kERNS, U. S. Marshal.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
REDSTAR CouGHCURE'
PROMPT, SAFE, SURE.
NO DANGER.
Most Efficient for Bronchitis.

Xenia, Ohio.
/ can cordially endorse the Red Star
Cough Cure as most efficient medicine
for cases like mine-Bronchitis-the first
dose giving relief. A. C. WHITE,
Agt. D. & 7. Il. L.
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Wonderful for Cold ON the Chest-Cured

6l9N. 9th St, Philadelphia, Pa.
This is to certify that had heavy cold
on the chest, accompanied with severe
coughing. determined to use Red Star
Cough Cure and in veiy short time Twas
entirely cured. Its wonderful.
]. HOWARD JAMES.
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V,o LET-CHEAP, TEL
i furnished rooms-gC
for housekeeping for smal
d. GARDNER, northeast
streets.
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TOR SALE-QN MODf
L lots, S0x160 feet e,
block between o and P,
first streets: one of the m
ant locations for a reside
distance from street raj
CHAMBERLAIN, at Ban
IF
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Ireland to be Coerced.

LONDON, February 21st.-The temper of
the Conservative conference to-day was
distinctly in foyer of Irish repression.
This was only appeased by Lord Sails
bury's promise that as soon as the pro-
cedure rules were adopted coercion would
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A NATTER OF DOUBT.

BERLIN, February 2ist. The exact
strength Of the Government in the new
Reichstag viii rot oe knosn until one or
more votes are taSen. 1t is anticipated
that some members of the Center party
who opposed the sepiennate in the old
ReichS,ag. sna who have oeen ccnyerted
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The Proposed Meat Monopoly.

NEW York, February 21st.-The latest
scheme Of the young Marquis de Mores is
to gain control OF every retail meat market
in the city, and to arrange to supply them
all with meat slaughtered and dressed in
the West He is not ready yet to give the
details of his plans, bnt briefly they are to
purchase butcber-shops, either for cash or
by making the owners Of each stockholders
i'll the National Consumers Meat Company
and retaining them as managers of the
business transferred. The butchers and
wholesale dealers in meat deride the latest
venture ot the Maranis.
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EMENTS AND UN-
ID location-suitable
families. Inquire of
orner Fourth and l
II
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More Trouble for England.

NEW YORK, February 2lst.-A London
cable special says: The revenue of the
island of Cyprus again shows large de-
ticit, and representations of an urgent
character have been made on the subject to
Lord Salisbury on behalf of ,the Sultan.
The Porte charges the English Government
with applying part of the revenue to I'M
perial purposes, and seems to be disposed
to claim that the island be ceded back to
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nod

EOR SALE-THREj
L fine Horses. For
st the Union Brewery,
o streets, where the hd
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L Eighth and K 81
Nicely furnished SUM
suites; the best rooms
from the Depot pass tie
kept first class. MRo&
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lREE BILLIARD AND
h all the attachments
q lot of Window Sash
e for hot-house pur-
PARKER'S, No. 200
II
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Booths Coming Engagement.

New YORK, February 2lst.-This week
Edwin Bcoth will act in Galveston,
Austin ard San Antonio, Texas. He will
proceed thence TO Los Angeles, and will
begin four weeks engagement in San
Francisco March 7th.
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4 SPANS OF
rice, etc, call kaSHe
twentieth and NA
es can be seen. II
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LO King for a Subsidy.

WASHINGTON, February DIST. - Claus
Spreckels arrived here to-day rom New
York, and will leave for California next
"Wednesday. Mr. Spreckels IS very much
mail pay to the ships owned by him en-
gagged in the Australian and New Zealand
trades. These vessels are granted sub
sidy by the Colonial Governments, and
there is every indication that the British
Government will ctfer 70 give bounty TO
ships sailing from Victoria. In that event
Spreckels thinks the trade will go from
San Francisco to British Columbia He
informed the President of the situation,
but he has 10 hope that Congress will take
any action on the subject at its present
session
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AFine Bargain! 5!
The " Glen Cove Farm For Sale

VNHE ABOVE WEI--kNOMNlF FARM, SITUA-
ted at tide water on the Nortb Sbora Of tbe
straits OF tsrqufnez, Ia Strfsfto e6Tinty. and
about half way between Nalletin ana Renicia
comprising over 400 ACREE 0F FfHFS1;;
FRUIT AND GRAIN LAND, webl ,ystared ana
all under cultivation; togetherl with the I'm.
provemeuts, Live stock. Farminie Irnr,ler,ents
Personal Properly, etc, thereon, twii be sid at
> a BARGAIN, either as a whole, OF tie isnd i'm
tracts to suit
H5- The improvements consist Of q LARGE
THREE-STORY MODERN DW11 II INC Of *
rooms with Cemen c, Tar underi xbnie str1,ct-
ure, and furnished witt hot anAi cola 1vster.
has Two Cis.erns supplied rom a ffua snrino
This place should be seen 10 b5s annreeiaied
aRd this offer affords fine 0ppO- tnnitv for sr,v
one deslteUs OF making an eAcelel it investment,
and securing convenient and val 1able country
residence The Santa Rosa and icia r r
will pass neGr the dwelling, and a kC Stst.on
iSto be established there.
Apply To sHERMAN s. PAR tR.
n No. lOJ7 Fourth street, nSn-o